Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
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| MINNEAPOLIS.
"A Good Muff1er for Soc at the Crystal
! 253 Nicollet ave.
Fine silk umbrellas and canes at the
Crystal, 253 Nicolett.
All Wool half hose at 25c at the Crys
tai, 253 Nicollet avenue.
Mrs. R. J. Coleman is much better
this week, but is not well yet.
Lined Gloves in Kid, Buck, ETC., al
81 at the Crystal, 253 Nicollet ave.
The entertainment given by the g
U. 0. F., last Tuesday was grand sue
cess both financially and socially.
Mr.. q. w. Mitchell opens his class il
penmanship at Northwestern College
next Wednesday. He has number O
pupils but will admit few more.
Mr.. j. w. Johnson of the Hote
Brunswick, Farlbault, made us flying
visit last Saturday and gave encourage
ing reports of his fourishing city.
Notice.
There will be mass meeting at III
Washington Ave. S., Monday evening
Nov, 28th, for the purpose of electine
delegates to the Civil Rights convention
that will be held in st. Paul, Dec. 5.
The Shorter Lyceum met Monday
evening for the purpose Of electing off
GERS for the ensuing quarter. Owing
to the few present the election was post
poned until Tuesday eve, Nov. 80. AL
requested to be present.
The B. B. B, exhibi
ton and broom drill vii
take place at Freya Hall, Tuesday even.
ing, Nov. 49,, for the benefit of the Short.
er A. M. e. church. Admission 25cts
All having canvass books are requested
to report them that evening.
The installation of officeas Of Anchor
Lodge, No, IA, A. F. and A. NJ, took
place publicly at Freya Hall last Tues
day evening conducted by Geo. III
Clegget, G. w. M, of the Grand Lodge
of Iowa. The meeting was opened BY
prayer Welcome address by Rev. T.
81. Reynolds. Response by Mr.. G. II
Clegget, after which the following Off
GERS We're installed: A. III. Myrick, w
NJ; G. A. Bolden, S. W.; c. F. Davis
J. W.; F. A, Jackson, sec'y.; D. A
Mcfarland, Treas; 3. G.. Perkins, S,
D.; Jno. Buckner, id; A. II. Wad-
kins, Tyler, after which refreshments
were served.
The grandest event of the week was
the marriage Of Mr.. G. w. Turner tt
Miss Antonio Ellis, both Of this city
which took place last Wednesday eve
at 8 p. m. in the cosy parlors of th,
groom, No. 1921 Fifth street S., witness
ed by some of the best citizens of GU,
city. The distinguished guests present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. "A. Goodrich
manager of the .M'npl's Street R. r.
Mr.. Orae, of the West Hotel, Mr.. Viii
lis Of Willis and Dunhanl, Mr.. O'Con
nor and Mr.. Allen with large numbe
of his many friends of this city
The bride wore fawn colored sill
with plush trimmings, natural flower
aud diamonds, and looked very beauti
full as she assumed the vows that joine,
her for veal or woe toethe man of he,
choice.
The groom was arryed in the conven
tional black. The bridesmaid the beau
tiful sister of the bride, Miss Eva Ellis
wore pink albatross with satin trim.
ings and natural flowers. Mr.. i. D.
Wilson assumed the honors of the bes,
man.
After the ceremony All elegant suppe,
was served. The table was loaded with
all the delicacies of the season and mos
beautifully decorated with flowers. The
presents were very costly and nulner-
Gus. A very elegant pastel picture and
Bamboo easel and scarf, Mr.. and Mrs
Goodrich; solid silver cake basket, Mrs
Ellis; silver dinner castor, Miss Eva
Ellis; butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ards; pickle caste r, Mrs. r. Robinson
napkin ring, Matte Smith; vase, G
Hayden; cut glass fruit dish, Mrs. "a
Vaughn; silver stand with vinegar cru
ct, Misses r. Scott and Eva Graham